Dublin
Speaking With: Bread 41
Since its opening, Bread 41 on Pearse St has been mobbed with customers eager to try the artisan pastries and sourdough bread.
Cruffins, Coffee, and Charlie Haughey: Our Guide to Stoneybatter
We offer a guide on how to spend a perfect day in one of Dublin's coolest neighbourhoods.
Speaking With: Shoe Lab
We speak to shoe designer and Shoe Lab owner Neil McCarthy about the closure of this beloved Dublin shop.
Lost Moments of The Troubles
The Gallery of Photography this week launched a moving exhibition, charting the tumultuous year of 1968 in Northern Ireland.
Smithfield’s Sushi Sanctum
Tokyo Kitchen, a hole in the wall just beside a small fishmonger, is rolling some of the best sushi in Dublin.
Masterful Direction Meets Deft Acting, as Hamlet Comes to Dublin
With Ruth Negga in the title role, Yael Farber's adaption of Hamlet lives up to its billing.
Live and Local, at Hard Working Class Heroes
Aimed at promoting local talent, this year's lineup at Hard Working Class Heroes is bursting with variety.
Trinity Slides Down to 120th in Times Higher Education World Rankings
The College is ranked 120th in the world in the Times Higher Education rankings, a drop of three places.
Caitriona Lally Wins Trinity’s Rooney Prize for Irish Literature
Lally, a Trinity graduate was awarded for her first book, Eggshells.
USI Stages Protest Outside Private Student Accommodation
The national union protested outside a private purpose-built accommodation complex at Dorset Point.